Mcflurry Mcfee

I think that korea is absolutely killing it with these shows. The cast of teens going through the zombie apocalypse really grew on me, most notably, the big guy who could sing. Although, there are some parts where I had to suspend my belief. Like most people said, where's the food? It got to the point I'm sure a span of days was reached and they are was what? Half an expired chocolate bar? Then there were parts that I found entertaining because I wanted to problem solve with the crew. Like when they were making a makeshift restroom I found that interesting. At first I was thinking the men could at least pee outside the window and surprisingly enough the big guy said something similar! I found that hilarious and realistic. The strategies they come up with because the zombies are attracted to sound are highly amusing as well. The show, although, can be quite repetitive is a good watch. It kept me at the edge of my seat because literally anyone can die.

Honestly I saw the title to this film and thought that it would be a comedy that lampooned of all of those ominous book titles, most notably, Woman in the Window, but what I got was a sorta not-quite-funny parody? Was it even a parody? I dont know they were trying to do by giving it that comedic title because this show is a lot of things - funny isn't one of them. This show,however, was an unoriginal, predictable, plot contrived mess. Since it wasn't funny, if I was to judge it strictly as the mystery thriller in which a gaslit woman tries to prove something to everyone I wish I could give it a 0/5. If they went the comedy route they could have been on to something. Saying a joke the times in a row on the hospital bed at the end is NOT funny b/c FYI no matter how many times you say it it isnt funny. This show - that should have been a movie- had a laughably ridiculous ending. I don't know if I was supposed to turn off my brain to it or not. Because this show dosent know what it wants! So the basic plot: Some woman witnesses murder, goes crazy, calls the cops , everyone thinks shes crazy, she investigates, shes given several false leads, and eventually she finds the unlikely suspect and everyone that gaslit he finds out she telling the truth. It's a simple structure. I have no problem with writers using this basic plot scheme but what I HATE is when they take too much from that plot of another source and pretty much dish you out a shell of what this particular genre is without having any real direction on what your are trying to achieve. I wish this was The Show That Went Across the Room and into the Garbage in the writing room